Final Flashcards

(23 cards)

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Reflexive re-reading

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makes sense of a religion from inside the religion itself - something beyond our understanding – the more. Combines rational and faithful. Is there something that just can’t be explained? Also the hair dresser story.

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Inclusivism

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acceptance of other religious worldviews on the basis of the categories of one’s own religious worldview – subordinate to their own

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Pluralism: Advantages

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easy faith response (logically)

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Charisma

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an individual having a special power or energy who is set apart or sacred because of it.

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Inclusivism: Disadvantages

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scripture that contradicts and condescending

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Inclusivism: Advantages

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acknowledges others without denying own

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Pluralism

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potential acceptance of all religious worldviews as cultural approximations of the sacred which is thought to overflow and transcend them all

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Filter Theory

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the radio story about where the voices come from. Consciousness if filtered through the brain but NOT produced by it.

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Why would conservative Christians not want cremation?

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resurrection and other beliefs

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Rational re-reading

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there’s nothing “real” about what religions claim – all are false because they don’t always work. they employ reductionism.

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Why last 3 chapters?

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to help us put things back together again. To help us go from the So? To the So What?

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Cremation: Northeast

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not very high cremation rate because of high Jewish and Roman Catholic population

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How is charisma is passed on?

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Through institutionalization

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What is institutionalization?

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when the prophet dies: the social process whereby the special power or “charge” of a religious figure is preserved - maintained - and passed on after her or his death. Essential for survival of religion. Like using a relic - office - or scripture.

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Exclusivism

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rejection of other religious worldviews on the basis of the categories of one’s own religious worldview – most common response

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Cremation: West

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higher Buddhist population and least religious states in the country.

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Intentional Stance

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giving agency to things that don’t have any at all.

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Exclusivism: Disadvantages

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social tension and ignorance of others

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Faithful re-reading

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interpretation of religion that attempts to engage religious pluralism from within a particular religious stance – a religious response. If re-reading favors religious belief.

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Exclusivism: Advantages

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well-defined group and outgroup and good certainty

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Reductionism

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religions can be reduced or explained as a natural human phenomenon.

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Paranormal

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may lie at the root of all religions/religious experiences – useful/relevant for reflexive re-readings

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Pluralism: Disadvantages

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if all are correct - why belong and why do some seem better?